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Tilly and Friends: Episode 4: Tumpty's Shadow

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Episode 4: Tumpty's Shadow

Tumpty's Shadow

CBeebies - Tilly and Friends, Tumpty's Shadow

Everyone is too busy to join in with Tumpty's bumpety-bouncing.

Animation. Tumpty is having a lovely bumpety-bouncy day and he wants everyone to join in and bumpety-bounce too - but they are all too busy.

Animation. Tilly and her five animal friends enjoy all the adventures the world around them has to offer. 

Tumpty is having a lovely bumpety-bouncy day and he wants everyone to join in and bumpety-bounce too - but they are all too busy. Poor Tumpty is left all alone on the huff tuffet until he realises that his shadow is with him - and best of all, when Tumpty wants to bounce, the shadow bounces too! But when the sun goes down it takes Tumpty's shadow with it, and so the friends work out a plan to bring it back.

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Animation. Tilly and her animal friends enjoy all the adventures the world has to offer.

Animation. Tilly and her five animal friends enjoy all the adventures the world around them has to offer.

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